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Basically every person i know in their mid-20s has a small group of people they have always on location sharing with. Usually a partner, a couple of close frie
by colechristensen 2y ago
Basically every person i know in their mid-20s has a small group of people they have always on location sharing with. Usually a partner, a couple of close friends, and a parent or two. They don’t see it as any sort of problem to share this information.
I get the tech focused millennial paranoia about this but when it gets down to it you have nothing to fear if the people you share that with actually respect you and your privacy.
- dbish 2y agoThis is a great example that’s actually not a good thing. The lack of paranoia is going to allow many others to track you for their own purposes like companies and governments and just allow privacy erosion to happen passively. “You have nothing to fear if you have nothing to hide” os pretty similar to “you have nothing to fear if someone else chooses not to look”
- kelnos 2y agoAnd the reason this is the case is because pervasive tracking and privacy invasion has become normalized during the formative years of these people's lives. It's not just sad, but actively scary.
- colechristensen 2y agoMy mom and best friend knowing where I am is not scary. What exactly am I supposed to be afraid of?